New Releases by Bill Morrison

In this collection of all new Simpsons adventures, Ned Flanders, the Simpsons'' usually predictable and conservative neighbour, goes off the rails, whilst Bart creates a new comic character and discovers the dark side of commercialism.

Profile of Betty Butcher, local community activist (photo).

Looks at the tradition behind the Cox Plate (photo).

Black Horse Westerns belong to a series published each month by Robert Hale. Trail of the Wolf is one of ten titles produced during July 1995.

Volleyball contest between local students and a team from China (photo).

Coverage of the 1993 Western Region Games.

Suggests putting words together into funny rhymes such as "Bake a cake for your favorite snake."

A young boy learns the value of formal education when he quits school to find a job.

Typescript, undated. Unmarked typescript of a play by the Northern Irish playwright Bill Morrison, which opened May 12, 1972, at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven, Conn.

The Acc10.147 instalment comprises two groups of papers relating to Morrison''s diplomatic posting with the Australian Embassy, Moscow, 1961-1963. The first group comprises a series of cablegrams detailing events that led to Morrison being declared "persona non grata" by the Soviet Government and his subsequent expulsion from Moscow. The second group comprises reports prepared by Morrison relating to travel to the Baltic states and treaties between Russia and China (1 folder).

Frogzilla''s back and teamed with Salamandroid. Together they stand poised to plant a preposterously large footprint right on the Sandy Eggo Comics Convention!

Captain Carrot reunites the team to face a threat that begins at the "Sandy Eggo Comic-Con."

The Zoo Crew''s world has been made completely untenable„a colossal disaster! Can Boa''s Ark save the population?æ